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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
woNDERFa CURES,

W.D. Hoft & Co. Wholesale and Retail Drug
isfs Of Rome, Ca say. " have been selling DR.
Kings New Discovery, Electro Bitfers and Buck
lens Arnisas Salve for tvs" years. Have never han
Iled remedies that seli well, give saeh univer.
sal satisfas,rion- There have been some wonderful
eures effected b. these medicines in this city. Sew
eraI cases Of pronounced consumption have been
entirel, cured b Of few bofties Of Dr. King,
Neu Dis.soreEs, taken IN connection with Electric
Bitsers y guarantee them always. sold by Ii {
Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05


a MoIm Io llU.Hksps love aHd
appreciation are 30 womau what
dew and sunshine arr t0 fUWer
They froshou and bughtau her whole
life. They make her strunr. hearted
and keen-aighted ln everything affect
ing the seifafc Of Dec h9me. 1hey
make bef b. cherish Deg husband when
tho cares of l.fe preaa hen,iiy upon
hlm, and o. be very providence t1
hor children. 40 know tbat hef lu.
baud loves her. and .a proud of hrr
and believes iu hers thaf eteH Her
faults are looked upon aith teude-
ness chat her face. t0 one hf 'fast
T. tho fa.reat In aH the world HIaf
thc heart which t0 hef g. fhe er.air.f
aud nobIcst. holds hef sacred .n II.
iDnemost reoosses above a.I ofhrf
women, gives hfr .tnrnHih ani
courage, aad energy nnd saeftuaa.
aud giyaoitg which all tae wealth ul
tho world could Dot bestun fft n
woman's lifo he pertadfd sith aH0h
a. influence, and bef brat and m.nd
sill never gr0u old. bat uiIl hIltam
aud sweeten and brighton 'u pHpet.
ual y0uth
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

As the sword ~ the best tempered
metal is most hcVible, ~ The truly
generous are most plant aud courts.
Gus Ia their behavior to lheir lufen-
Ors.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

when Baby vaa slcE. rs gave ksr Castorin.
When she was a Chl.d. she eraod Cor astoria
When shs became Mas. she dung " casteF,a.
Hhsn abe lad Children. sl.e gave lAaaa C..tsri..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

a startling Truth 49, Ilgafaais als annnaE.f ffan
NEGLECTED oaugls aad ealis, ahllh s.an rinsh Iat.
csnsaiaffiou ~ other tIaay fsfal dlsaaaa. ~ ffs
innxsi slfa - a. flnf5 uff 81 rlnsif l,.ai, ~
d. hlhtars Balsaia 81 Wild cherry. fsa.f ats.
eoaia hafs brsn ,rertrrr'i ~ green 80 aes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
In Tho Limolsiln club

"Dar am sartiu things which g.
good man should allus bar "a mind, "
said Brother Gardner as hc motioned
30 the ianitor 90 raise three more
windows on the alley side There
was a sound of mighty shunling ns
Elder Toots, Deacon Tillsbury and
Esquire Jackson drew their hoofa
under their respective stools, nnd
then the pesident continued
DE man who ann down on his luek.
as dc sayin' is, ann generally pretty
high up on de saloons
No man expects to buy 800 Dot
Tor s20 but lots of folks want to live
at the rate of $50 "a week. on au Boz.
come Of $40.
DE man Kin find time to urgy r.
ligion durin' workiu' hours is do kind
of Christian 30 look ont for when hc
wants to borry money
Oar am no doubt tbat providence
helps people out of e. boN, hut
reckon &c om great deal safcr tp
airu your bread an meat in thc ren.
lar way.
Oar am ocoashuus when nll uf
us boast Of our hon say. or feel lIAr
Il. Sich occashuns nm when we for
git dat We have nebbrr been tempted
wild anythin' beyond bogus looh.u'
half dollar.
II you Kin keep all do Ten Com
mandments, glory fur you but bo.
kas you diski,er you can't keep bBl
six or sebon done go an' frow 'om
all overheard
When you dnd mau who won
listen 10 argument you haa bIl aa
close 10 luuntic or "a fuic dat Eou
bad better Bog gittiu' home to supper
We am selfish lot We Gud fau't
wild dc law which gives us o. aYcrd.rt
agin us Ia do one case an gIy no
praise fur de- score which favor ua
Kin s0t a torpedo in front 90 my
hen house 10 puriect myself from
thief, but Liar may walk over me
with impunito Ga my sleep.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

Don't commit suicide II you have dyspepsla
with head4ee, heartburn, disfress "a .Le saon.aeh
10 appetite, and are q. gesn euf-but take IIood's
-arsaPariia. 4nd - cared II cre4fes 80 appeilfe
nd gently regulates the digestion. sold b. drug
glsts-
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orleans County @unitor,
PuBLIsHEn wEEKLYE EY
GEO- H BLAKE
BARTON, VT.
-ERMs WHEN PAID sTRIcTIY I'M ApyAUcr

TERMS-EHEH PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
=, so A YEAR. II NOT paid in advance = 90 a
Scar. subscribers living outside Orleans or
Caledonia counties, SI-55 per year.
N-ep subscription iu Advance. Remit by p. ..
Order, Registered Letter, or DRAFT.
Watch che label on your paper and see that your
.r..- is right II not correct send the money y
a.-se BE- ~ Or notify Us Of error by postal card
Rate afAdverti-ine made known on appIict-
-.l. AL cuts must have metal body.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

"Tbe greatest th.ug fpr o. man t'
know sa.d Alesandef ths Guaf.
..is that with which ae b kaaf rr
qunnted himself n psuon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

ID AETUS NATIONAL BANK. BUSINESS
y 4eLuur~ from @. a. ul-, 20 l., From TO !, D.
-l- ANoET DAWSON, Pres't, H h. DEWEY,
asher 15-I
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

p SHIELDS
DAEPENTEE AND JOINER, BARTON. VI
/ f>4risiactsou guaranteed ia every respect Is 3
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

DuAELES GRAVES, special a gent Tor Con
fnccticur General Life Insurance CO., Barton VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
WOrSted Dress Goods
And Trimmings. Plain, striped, and
Broeade, NelyetS-
SUMNER SHAWLS,

Black Cashmere from - so 70 $500; fancy
-lryrI- from 80 % $3.50: Gauze ests, Corsets,
ur. Balls Duplex and MANY other kinds extra
sizes ID Duplex or Dr. Balls ordered at snort
notice Nv stock Of notions j. compile and are too
numerous 70 mention here am selling my stock
af lorne-tic'- very low. Ticking, DENNIS crashes
D.r-ran. Bed spreads. Cotton and Linen Diaper
Nareins. Towels Handerchiefs, etc. a bottom
prices
DO not send 70 the city or 20 ont Of town, until
you have inspected my stock
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

F. ". BALDWIN.
TTOENEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
y Chlnrery, Barton, Vt. I6-I
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z. r. LEONARD.

p 4 ,--.t an who owe me on account " ~
a... ---.--.,--...y ,,onld pay me this month - !
lave heavy bills % pay the hrst oi@ui51
444 sail trust YOU more -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
FANCY STRAW HATS,

For lufnts BOYS and Men, at extremely low pIiees'
.. y ..lrI stock OF wool and fur hats trent dflN
l- Gloves both light and heavy IN iael = goo,
..Ha III t,ent's furnishing goods II you want Z
Bottom or Congress shoe. Calf boot car an, a''
-.l ~ nv IiI,s- = GOOD one at S2.00. $3.50, Si-u0
sE ol f8r 4 better one, Ladies and MISS lam
Slipper and walking shoes A1eileilDel Nii-
Shall eudeavor TO keep iu stock
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
The Princess Shoe,

aai variant every pair Ifthey prove poor az -
II-fT ll. ,r,I. give. You pair AK my cu
f.....-. -f - ,rnrr,nts are not good. lhiiAin-
tqa al for vour ibersl patronage ln me pAst' ""0
Hauiu.. t1 merit continuance Of satnet relil'
Very respectfully
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
Bradford Cords,

Which arr taking the lead Also Seersuckers-
-.r--r l-1rnb4rr- Park Hin ard Hamilton Robes.
These are iu patterns ofl2 yards each Ask 70 see
them. n new lIneo
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
FOR SALE
n r,-,,s,yi-ts and dealers in medicine geneTaly

,..r.,-rr,.E l. manufactured only p!
ANrI--l loFi-fs -. : Co. I-uosburgh Falls ; :
II H.. = - I,er bottle, six bottles for S9-oo'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

G.. F. PERCIVAL.
DEALER IN FURNITURE, COFFINS AND
Z yCa-ker-. Barton, VT I6-l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

JOSIAH 4. PEARSON
D55SSl4al'ss biosE. BARTON VI 0FFISf iSli IN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

And think 1 can suit iu that line A new lot o.
ITarlburl- and White Goods, NainsookS, 7. Ks,
~eer~ucker- Lawns. &c- Something new ID Cot
fHr Dress Goods,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05
Or. F. S. AUTCHIHSOh'S
Trade Mark
A REMEDY IS AT LAST
FOUND

To prevent ApOp1exy, cure Paralysis, Rhed>
matism, Heart Disease, Angina Pett0r
CI,ronic Bronchitis, Liver Complai nt. Dys-
DeDsia. &C.. sc. If suffering from the follow
fng SYMPTOMS 4 remedy Is
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Bteamboats an0 Railroads.
q ~ TRIAL RAILROAD Or NEW -Jt"onI

e. ~ TRIAL RAILROAD Ot NEW -JE"onh'
rUUA " L4LA..4. 4..-rA. NUi.Iu IsA i'.~
Time 1uDc OF OetUDcr H. leo. =. u,o,
For PIIlLADEI.fiiiA IkLN iON. an bVuIA
Brook Route. az L. 7.30. y. II 30 D. ~
~. v. So DAYS a. L. > 40 l. NJ . ''o
Trans leaving at 4. 80, ~ n. NJ. so, a. o 20
80 II c1Enec Dn for ing IL" o.
louisville, etc., a. for LAAe hOpI cons , 1
burg. etc SUNDAY EastOn ,,,,o,.r
30 fOr Tx, Ilopatcons. Ea'"n bel"''"'"
80 A n Tor fatst,n, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
thunk Mkesbarre rAasOn X ading, E,rli u, s
Slic Tan aqua ohsmOkin Sunbufy lewbOhlS "'"'""''
port .n.o,o,,
i and | 80 m Tor Eas on Bethrh IN AlenD"a'
Mauch Chunk feeding liarfi burg etc - ,,,,.s
~ y. m. for taisoa Bcthiehem hH'nbNn ''"S"
Chunk Wiik, are, scranton qua Slaio~'" ,,,
80 D. IN Tor I-ase iIOpatcOng I.ast'h i'e'"'0"S"'
Allentown. etc. - ,,,..
As p m Tor Easton Bethlehem. Ancnown Maucn
Chunk. Wikcstarrc Il, aiding liHrI,buIg &C. w '""
DAYS at . 30 ~ 90 nm
90 Is, II Is a. ne, / 90 4 90 80 g :lS p, M
SUNDAYS :Op 90 a. for Rcd Bank Long bt, ,,,
1Asbury fark. Ocean Orove, except Sundays" i'"'
Pleasant ,,.,yooD
4. is M, 90, 30 p. m. for LAKEWOOD
Toms River ana BaInegat Atlantic. rnv
a IN, % :. M for Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY
Ninciand. BridsetOn. m IN n ~
90, 10 10. IL 10 a. NJ 90, -Jo' D oo' o'i'
n. m. Freehold. an M
200, 6 90, 3 Is. IL rs II As a. m, ! 90 q 100,
3d. > 80. G:l5 p. Sundays u 700, ~ D. III ''i
EEw.JEEsEY sou IIIERN DIV.
IRON Pier :. n. L. ~.
As u. m. fDf III hlands Bright. Long l'ranch
Atlantic highlands. Lakewood Manchester, Toms Eives
Harne
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Gieambol,s an0 Railroads..

-RONDOUT KINGSIGN AND CATS
~ KILL MOUNTAINS LANDING AZ Can. ton''
(Nest POnU Cornwall Ncwbure. Marlbor9ugh Milton.
ii AMI is meeting ~ ll>t'r ana Del
aware stony Clov" ana Caskii, Mouna Railroads
Steamers CIV OF Kingston ant James W BIidwm leave
every day At IN pier loot OF Harrison St e1-
cept Saturday. when cry OF Kingston leaves at D. M
DoSTON via FALLRlNEk LlNE.-O\Ll 80
ID Tor hrs.cla-s mI cd IcArt.. RI 'iCfiON to New
PORT FALL RIVER ant an other pjniS steamers Pll~
GRID and B,I~1DI aieruat ~. Lave Per - y H. loot
20 daily ~unttv~ Included 'o1Icc-
ZION nv Annex BOAT from BROOkLYN and JEhShl
CTTY'att u m. Az ORCHESTRA ON AGA STA Tx.
Tickets siaicroons secured Al pr n"ipA iranse una
Tie lot Offices or8co on Pier * and on steamers
NORTHERN RAILRO I'D OF NEW JERSEY.
~ -Transleave from Chambers 81 Station wees LAYS ior
Fp~le wood TrYary. Clost-r. Spark ard yak 30 No.
20 80 amt 100 IL. ll5. $50. -. 80
+ 40 G 80 x 1890 D. IN. ~ mdnig : Suf oa's; w.
m. aud p For nuei inK N-leJ'
Mousov aud Ta!lmaus W. rk dsv' BE-. U. TO- ~ a. ~;
Q
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NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Nov. I. lsS

16stoy nat wt G, LOO 4 NJ Never "..-. s24 10
asimilsr on t, a T1 no 80 o' B,ch 1900
isiIlar building ~, wI'" S' same S1ycr 1920
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DENNSNINANIA RAILROAD.

." GREAT TEUhK L.FB .ourr.
IA .cus rs w., ytg ~ IF %o. r fass
sn ss. q j i-5 M "a" sss "s asy ''n' ana
VII p;rt Los na.cn. n ~. Xxx asl
rs5;io e cum oar u ani = Inc ii ;esoa, ,.,,
iCoi S 9.iorg, son1 .. rot,'oF6 - EcaaI"s
Sa 20 > s sai iOya ''''''''' '' ,n
Baltimore w',n",tn a"i tn sou a. i t1.
yam It. .r, S1 M Ps Car f' -. 9i d
a. ARR "aDi9s %" - y ~, ga ans AZ i, -
ss s"a S 80 ID 5 "a % IA % ana >
roi ij CO. s5 3d. od 10 :" nv wee; ..s: Jays. saturday,
Las niancn, ncsd lun.u?a ana ae!gsa', % e.
.1o AID 5 D. ~. on SUNDAY IS AMI - u, do
Tor 90 ion .a AG'ton Vt, sor yo.s rn,,a.lpsa
s s"d az: ,"roasa r.n
Boa" at o. hrS' man" HS%s rSS
rn% From ,, r''p pf M H. 70 400 80
i IN ,"o % % . % %' % q, So
s3SS g 90 i. - .S 81 S ~ t5:i
go . 20 ~ 70 :, - 20 81 30 80 %
e2j' = 70 80 9 % . IS 10 . ~, ga y 20 20
n,sSsso sS u. Is . % y = % 70 ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA: ,,o,,
EAETesi, trans tram. ' fesi ' 1o'S -
TO- 20 . . @ ChicAs, Limited AMI 10 " '"i.rv,n
81, G7o ' s"i p ~ .na i afa- A.'on"9i,
tc@ ~ =. '' , a, l''a All 20 D. :.
,rn AT ..yns Ns s%i ~, = az 90" .erp, suoa-y
Ani II 10 III. b. =. 'a .ni H., ~ . q A.. AM
nc'a,n"s fa". sGes e,e % o. et.oe
10 a%d j is 60 @in' e - ,'gss5S'
sl 20 H"1: ['' . + "a 3 : 3 3
On ono SS' "a IN n u e 4, 20 % Da
Les,S 80 i6 al i%" "a. camden aai 80 p IN
o is;, Go FER; r,e q, ga a.. 1 81 @%'y @
lang e.. TGs 6sto 'n mGAD js'sy CtS
I5 SO Yon Ter C.mpany FOR and check
tag ~, from notes ana resideuees - ,,oon
III 40 General Mangcr Gcuorl. Passr Agent
NETWORK ONTARIO ~ Stern KY
rams ''A'' TO" 'erre' At west "a and 80 - -
row. s'' . 40 80 acHs s 80 E,s s Msl
Norw,eh rc! ROM; "ne'i I;,e e' Spin, '"'So
%s' s sl I'll '' ones 81 5s ny N'a"
"a 5y Ms s' o,%;;n a' %S, fS
osTegS, n".Psni2n n"ns, ,. re.ei o7 roadway
Time laei@. ticket, &c 2o ao7 o. la2i So, ,,a
s %ny NJ Is, ON ave. J. & Hsp,,;so$. h.~y
I tHnH VALLEY RAILROAD.
rAssMN.EIMT,E!lN 'e'vo foot Of cO''in''' and Dos
''I m aaa 'o,s,s,'a G g1." nun,ro
and Ine West ANA principal oeA point Chair car I"
1unsnannocS ana n'er%ed,a5s poaa''; ,l na'
gao p N for ritson principal Intermediate rolnt'
20 m Copay and ln,crnedlo,c polp. ,6 Con
10 N Tor Gencta Lyons Elrlia Rochester Buffalo
'" 80 80 p N for isuray, points
Trans a., 1yg . al .hsaoy nf Sleon g coal iegoa,
IN ~, M.aen thanu nsicton aud Intermediate
r., cs .sc SnY ;"% "1 f r'Is P% asr Buffalo
and tbe west Iullm1n sleeper 20 lyons
| t,ets Taste
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Giip proptrtp 90 Gh.

THE OWNER Of a 25-foot front brownstone
house. storea completely furnished being obliged 10
go south during The winter will let to s private fam
ily at low rent Apply 327 West 28thst from 10 TO
pm
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NETWORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRAcK TRUNK LINE
Tn and att er November trans leave

and ~ November trans leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Largest aud Fue-t Passenger station In America ~
IS a NJ. Rochoscr and Montreal EipresS dra"ig room
10 Albany Troy and yracnse also 10 Montreal ana st.
.9jOa m the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMIT ID. composed
exclusively Of EnGsi smosins car dinnsc'r di"w , "
ana seeins car, l1r Aos%S Chicago . %
20 a m chicago Express drawinG.rOom cars to Can
ii 80 a. M Western Nev.York AMI Northern Express.
$50 D. H.. Alb,ny irov aud Uuca SPECIAL. with drawing
t ts' on s" sai%rSays ONLY ''''
IA Aeon. modsiion TO Albany and Troy.
On ~. Est Chicago. Cincinnati aud - Ifuls fNprfs,
with sleeping car. Ma Falt Buhal" Hnsp ~ "h
irdo Drtrc aud clicaso n'nnscar YORK - Albany
7 D. m. Montreal and Utica ~ press day Seepinf ar
Abrams SUNDAY does not run west cf \ htn' M,
,ai a. H'' . ti.Trand 'S n r1t a1
t.9l5p Pacific tNIre,Nwt IA sccmns 'aT for Annr
Clcvcl,nd Tolrds D-rroi ant Chicago erpng cars 10
Ill, D M sight Ivpro.s Win sleeping to Albany
aud Trv Conn cts win the rorninr raln- for me 49,
for George aud Tor the Norih except 'A"f
and in diaWpg room AMI on
= rak racr n',-y rn,S - we'l l' " ,.r,o I ION
AMI $50 Fulton ats, Broisyn and ~ fo"nh."t Williams
wrsco,, Express Tor cheek baggage from hotels
Kun dsiy others Aaiy except SUNDAY. step at Mott
Haven station i.',th ST. .,.,,.,. ,,o,.,.,~r
, % rUr su psint,uicuL Genera r''ca.rr AGENT
AJA\Y EOATS-PEOPLES LlNE-Pal-
~ ace steamer, DREW and DEAN RCiIMuNp Is'Ss
every we1 day at p IN from '''f 81 !" wv
Freight received un,n tho hour Of departure.
EALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
i 30 TOY ~ 90 Tor FIRST class Limited Iickott
REDUCTION 10 All ORR e. fplN -
Si-ancrt PIIGItM amt bEi~f roll ic4v' Per - ~ y,
zoo, Of nv Spo5 no;, Pom n ross T
p. I'D. h-tur"ng rin. connecting win ,a,.
f.lI kivsr lrAyc B,'Sa S We .1., ,gt 81 '
1IcSets and .tA"ro'ni s',d iel Al r'|.,n ,.,.
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re.st VS. 100 fl Of Stinton-st. 2|Nlon. a l.
Stone amt Levy and wives I" G Lows et at.
n ~ ns $50 IL e OF 2d-ave. 62.6XlOO5. John
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.flais arb Rooms 90 Let
Doaro ano Rooms.

~ heat: Irivato 40 East 21t-sL. near LeAihs
ton-aNc.: grntiemen only reference.
4 FURNISHED ROOMS. en- suite or
n sincly; family private reerencos IS West llh At.
near "thaNo
fTII-ST., 237 + AST-Elcgant rooms with
\ board: rich furniture; strictly s"sect table board
references Desirable homo for families Tor winter.
Erooklvl.
BOARDING. by dav or week ; also furnished
/ , rooms, board: all Improvements {. W. MUIR
1AGH 931 Myrt!e-8 ave-. Brook
lslfFIRSr PLACE.-To l"f. with tirS.-cliSS
EsDt board largo t-l tory front 'pn AMI tu rosn
aloinn. cold waor ample ci ,sot room forms
low
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,rroRDEp REAL ESTATE TRANjFERs-N Y. CITY.
wv, trlltl III ltre3lrlst

S7tns1 2ts IL 10 W q Alexander $40;
o,h I've 10 s2g 24.lxl0O; w Rankin and vie 10 a.,
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Real Gsials
Aurtion Sales Of Rca! estate.

1OHN S. MAPES, Auctioneer.
OFFICE. 90 LIBERTY.ST.
III C. Names Co will sell at auction "wednesday Nov 9,
1851 at the Real Estate E4chsl % % Liberty
ct spien ma lots Wl>rtave. at NOodiawn Heights.
path Ward y CITY 25 minutes from Grant Central De
k X. Maps al Office OF Auctioneers
PICHAkD V. HARNETT d CO., Auction
GERS will sell at auction. Thursday. November g. at II
O'Clock noon. tie Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Room 80 to IS Liberiy.st. trustee sale
PROPERTY OF TIE URSULINE CONVENT,
2Sd Ward. New.York City.
kagoavo..
elevated l4th l5Gth and lGls sts Boston
aud IN I'd horse and proposed Westcheer ave
and ST. Ana's.ave horse cars Telegraph and telephone
connect0ns near the schools churches stores ana ~
Marys full supply OF Croton wator avenues lighted
by gas ma nGcent values safe and desirable In
vestmentA
Seventy per cent remain on mortgage
Title guaranteed by Lawyers THE Insurance Co.
Policy Of insurance free TO each purchaser no -.
TURNER. LEE & MCCLURE. csqs, Attorneys, ~ Mas
Map. OF the Auctioneers 10 Liber,y-st. New-York.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-06-03
READ Land Notice.


HAMILTON, no doubt, expects
Gov. Lowry to relieve him by the
use of his ever ready pardon peU,
aud Lowry may desire to do so, but
he cannot afford to couple that foul
and inhuman crime with bis admin.
lstratiOu, which already reflects a
dark shade from its nearneSs TO the
causes that brought it abOut.-COr-
nth Herald.
Don't be too certain about the
exception being made in this case.
When young Murpby's bones were
bleaching under the green grass
that had grown owe his grave, and
quiet was once mor resumed,
Thomas went free. Who knows what
will take place in a few years when
Young GsmbrelLis fougotten-prO-
vided "Desr Bob" is in long enough.
But there's the rub.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-06-03
when OharIIe took in the sitoA.

When Charlie took IN the sit0a-
ton he swelled With Importance,
and strutted up the aisle in q style
that eclipsed the best efforts OF q
Young turkey cock with o whole
range to himself, Bill all the while
flaming the fame with winks and
quiet Judges. The stage or plat
form OH each side of the speakers
stand was graced with . goodly
number of dlgnifed gentlemen TO
whom Charlie was Introduced with
much ceremony. He was ut once
urged to take the stand without
giving him time to go among the
dear people in the audience. A
high wind was blowing at the time
and a window or two was aiar to let
in wind enough to keep the lights
dancing in such a manner that the
shadows were in constant motion,
making 1t impossible for Charlie to
catch the eye of the audience. The
shuttle of feet at two or three points
in the hall was the only evidence OF
life beyond the speakers stand, so
orderly were the dear people.
Charlie launched forth with a
high tribute to the good people of
the town of L., made high.
sounding promises of official reform
if the good people would place him
in tue sheriff's Office. He was belch.
ing away under such a high press
ure that he paid no attention to the
departure of two or three of the
audience aud the dignifed gentle.
men to the rear were enabled to
steal out at a back door IN
noticed, Bill following the last.
About that time Charlie thought it
time for applause, while everything
was disgustingly quiet. He looked
around for Bill. Astonishmeut took
the place of disgust when he not
only failed to discover that individ-
ual, but saw not a living soul where
only IA few minutes before were
eight or ten gentlemen. Charlie
turned to the audience, but a death
like stiffness reigned. He address
ed the nearest supposed person,
but not a sound Game in answer. 1t
was more than he could stand, so
he descended TO the aisle and went
among the audience to ascertain the
cause of the extraordinary state of
affairs. He discovered! A half
done pan cake without salt or soda
would have been II lively picture
beside his CHASTITY countenance at
that moment. There WIS not a
living soul in the hall bnt Charlie.
The seats were occupied by etfigieS
and he had paid the bill. He rushed
from the hall with but one ripe idea
in his mind-tO catch the 11:40
train that lie might place many
miles between him and Shasta
county before sun rise. Thus ended
Charlie AShby's race for the sher.
ifs Office.
SEMI-CENTEN4RTAN.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-06-03

alp they hang Col. Hamilton it
will upset the whole North" is the
argument one of HamiltOn's friends
used to deter au eye witness from
t%estifymg. Very well; if the North
is to be upset when tue South wants
to punish assassibs, let it tumble
the South can stand it better than
it can to encourage assassination.
Pensacola AdUdRce Gdzette.
No danger OF Hamilton hanging.
The Chief Executive of the State
and the penitentiOry ring will see
to that.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-06-03
CLERICAL ROBES.

While in conversation last Tues
day evening with Bishop Hugh
Miller Thompson the subject OF the
Jackson tragedy came up. He said
"There is but one opinion in Jack
o regarding the HamiltOn-G Gam
brell tragedy, and that is in favor
of Hamilton. | believe every word
Hamilton says about it; and as for
that fellow Gambrell, it is a good
thing be was killed. He was moth
ing bnt a bLaokguGrd going about
with his pockets full OF pistols
ready to kill somebody. He had
to be killed, aud it was we'll Ham
ilton did 1.-THE sc0undreL. He had
no interest on earth, nor in heaven"
Such sentiments coming from one
who processes to be a follower of
Christ is truly astOunding-they
made the cold chills run over us;
and, although we make no profess
Sious OF piety, we pity Bishop
Thompson from the bottom of our
heart. Hamilton did no worse
when he struck the dead hero in
the face with his pistol while in the
last thrOes of death. God deliver
us from a religion that make men
no better than TO harbOr such sent
imenls as are declared by the Bish-
op above.